Enough is Enough

**Graham** · 17th August 05, 04:27 PM

Originally Posted by Raphael

Some of us actually like that and can't get enough of it.

Not me, I don't like it. It makes my wife real mad (at ME not the other person - go figure)

I wouldn't hit back or kick them (tho I may want to) then I'll be the one up on assault charges.
I mostly ignor such idiotic behaviour, or use one of the well worn replies.

In this time where women are crying out for equality, I think we should consider equal rights for kilted men. I agree, it is sexual assault.

To encourage kilt lifting, no matter how we may feel flattered by the attention, only prolongs the ignorance. Then, so do the many songs we here about what's under the kilt.

Everyone has their own view and tolerances on it I guess. Just my penneth worth.

**Mike n NC** · 17th August 05, 06:20 PM

Hmmm, figured out what was under my clothes a looonnnng time ago, got used to it, got comfortable with it and pretty much don't care if someone wants to look at it. Who is the twisted one? Not me.
If it was up to me I wouldn't wear anything anyway. Kilts are a far cry better than trousers but still only a nod to society. If it ain't cold enough to need clothes, don't wear'em.

Mike

**binx** · 17th August 05, 06:39 PM

Originally Posted by Raphael

Some of us actually like that and can't get enough of it.

Absolutely, and life's too short to get angry. Now really, it's not like people see kilted men everyday. I just cannot see how one can equate such a common occurence (well, not as much as it once was) such as a woman wearing a sk**t to the relatively rare sight of a man in a kilt. Of course women will be curious...

binx

**Manu** · 17th August 05, 07:44 PM

Originally Posted by Mike n NC

Hmmm, figured out what was under my clothes a looonnnng time ago, got used to it, got comfortable with it and pretty much don't care if someone wants to look at it. Who is the twisted one? Not me.
If it was up to me I wouldn't wear anything anyway. Kilts are a far cry better than trousers but still only a nod to society. If it ain't cold enough to need clothes, don't wear'em.

Mike

Amen Mike.

**awoodfellow** · 17th August 05, 09:22 PM

i'm going to be a fud pucker here and blantanly disregard all rules of etiquette

http://www.cafepress.com/thekilted.28719977

and i again, apologize for my capitalistic mind!

'brose

**Dreadbelly** · 17th August 05, 09:27 PM

Originally Posted by awoodfellow

i'm going to be a fud pucker here and blantanly disregard all rules of etiquette

http://www.cafepress.com/thekilted.28719977

and i again, apologize for my capitalistic mind!

'brose

In this context, "hose" sounds awfully dirty.

"Aye Lassie... Laeme shew ye me hoose!"

**Phil Wright** · 18th August 05, 01:16 AM

So what about other forms? I went to a staff 'do' and found out later that I had been photographed up my kilt with a digital camera whilst involved in talking to a friend. I can usually manage to detect a lift, or avert attempts, but this was very discreetly done and now there is 'evidence'. I agree about being comfortable with my own body but I'll choose who I show it to. That really pi**ed me off!
Phil

**Martyn** · 18th August 05, 04:38 AM

Goodness, interesting to hear everybody’s comments.

I was talking to a well known fashion kilt maker last year about keeping the underneath of the kilt clean when wearing nothing. His suggestion was that he often wears underwear (Especially during a long hot sweaty summers day), he was also considering an idea for underwear saying something like "sorry to spoil the myth" written across the back; just in case of a lift up.

Back to my opinion, I don’t really care if someone looks underneath; however I prefer to put people off, by telling them that I am wearing underwear (Even if I am not) I know it is boring but I think that one will keep ones respect this way and not be seen as to much of an exhibitionist.

Martyn

**Robert Lamb** · 18th August 05, 05:53 AM

When asked "whats under the kilt just say "You show me first" so far it has never gone any farther than that.
Robert "the kilted" Lamb

**Freedomlover** · 18th August 05, 06:33 AM

Originally Posted by Bob C.

While I find such people annoying, and tell them so, I find them far LESS annoying than people who tell me what my attitude about something needs to be.

I'LL decide what's enough for me, thank you.

My, my. Touchy aren't you? And without reason since I did not presume to instruct you about attitude. I simply asked a civil question.